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Start the new school year with five engaging Ocean Today videos about marine debris, ocean literacy, exploration, technology, and the scientists working to protect our ocean.
 This 15-minute mini-documentary explains marine debris, its effects on the ocean, and how students can help prevent it.
Play Trash Talk Special Feature Video (15:11)
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Pair the TRASH TALK feature with simple activities that help students investigate marine debris and consider solutions.
Play Hands On Activity Video (10:24)
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Journey thousands of feet below the surface to discover strange undersea creatures and active deep-sea ecosystems. Inspire your budding oceanographers with real-time research footage captured by NOAA’s underwater robotic vehicles.
Play Deep Dive Discoveries Video (4:20)
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Explore how scientists identify corals that resist bleaching or recover faster—and what that could mean for threatened reefs.
Play The Science of Super Corals Video (5:25)
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See how robotic systems help scientists study waves, currents, and changing conditions along the ocean floor.
Play Ocean Science Robots Video (2:07)
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